Routine
It was supposed to be a routine medical mission, so much so that we didn’t think twice about saying farewell to some our colleagues and students from UP Mindanao who were scheduled to leave the site a day later than we were.
PANAWAGAN: In Its Lyric Sounds
More and more sectors, groups and individuals—and oh, a considerable number of the lawmakers in Congress!—have expressed their calls to President Duterte to resume the scuttled Peace Talks. They lament the squandered chance of this nation’s lifetime!
Trump, Duterte and clenched fist
Clenched fist or the raising of hand wherein your fingers are tightly enclosed altogether, has been a global symbol of mobilization and resistance.
Gombil Mansimuy-at, one of the village leaders of Sambulongan, Talaingod, Davao del Norte. (photo by Jan Khim Gamora)
Gombil
Gombil, many will say that your death is as heavy as the Pantaron Mountains, but I will say that your life is like the Talomo: there is the quiet, there is the surge, there is the strength, and always the ceaseless flowing towards victory.
Award-winning writer Don Pagusara joins the candle lighting ceremony conducted by the students of Ateneo de Davao University to condemn the hero's burial of former President Ferdinand Marcos on Monday, November 21 in front of Ateneo de Davao University in Roxas Avenue. Pagusara was among the thousands of activists who were abducted, tortured, and jailed during the Martial Law.(Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)
Wherefrom springs Marcos’ grievous wrong
Forgetting the past is an unforgiveable pitfall ever to befall a nation or a race. It provides certainty to a repetition of past errors or wrongs—a repetition that allows for even more serious and far-reaching consequences.
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